Category V - Interdisciplinary Studies

Three (3) of the Following Courses:

*These courses have pre-requisite requirements that do not fulfill requirements for completion of the Gender and Sexuality Studies Core Concentration. Pre-requisites may be waived with permission of the instructor.

• AMST 370 - Topics in Race, Gender, and Sexuality in America *
• COMM 385 - Gender, Globalization and the Media *
• ENG 220 - Literary Analysis *
• POLSC 307 - Gender in American Politics *
• PSYCH 215 - Human Sexuality *
• PSYCH 220 - Psychology of Women *
• PSYCH 230 - Psychology of Men *
• SOC 316 - Sociology of Gender *

Two of the Following Courses

One of which is at the 200-level or above and both of which 1) could not be used to fulfill requirements for the student’s major (e.g., have the same program designation or are required for the major) and 2) do not come from prohibited Core Concentration programs as based on the student’s major following the table of CORE Concentration choices and restrictions.

*These courses have pre-requisite requirements that do not fulfill requirements for completion of the Sustainability Studies Core Concentration. Some pre-requisites may be waived with the instructor.

#These courses have pre-requisite requirements that can also be taken as an elective for the Sustainability Studies Core Concentration.

• ANTH 222 - Environmental Anthropology *
• ARCH 101 - Foundations of Architecture
• ARCH 321 - Site and Environment
• AAH 423 - Nature and Art
• BIO 104 - Biology II and Lab
• BIO 231 - Bioethics: Life, Health and Environment *
• BIO 240 - Concepts of Ecology #
• BIO 312 - Conservation Biology #
• BIO 345 - Aquaculture
• CHEM 201 - Environmental Chemistry I and Lab *
• CHEM 202 - Environmental Chemistry II and Lab *
• CNST 540 - Sustainable Construction
• ECON 320 - Resource and Environmental Economics *
• ENG 110 - Serpents, Swords, and Symbols
• ENGR 320 - Environmental Engineering *
• ENGR 340 - Sustainable Energy Systems *
• ENGR 405 - Air Pollution and Control *
• ENGR 407 - Solid and Hazardous Waste Management *
• HIST 354 - United States Environmental History *
• HP 150 - Introduction to Historic Preservation
• NATSC 103 - Earth Systems Science and Lab
• NATSC 203 - Humans, Environmental Change and Sustainability #
• NATSC 204 - Principles of Oceanography
• NATSC 301 - Marine Resource Management #
• PLS 200 - Environmental Law
• POLSC 383 - Global Environmental Politics
• SUST 430 - Special Topics in Sustainability Studies #

Three Courses from the Following List

Three courses from the following list that meet the following requirements:

1. none of the courses may be from the departmental designation (prefix) of the student’s major; and
2. at least one course must be at the 300 level or above that does not count toward the student’s major or any other minor.

This is intended to encourage students to take electives in multiple areas that balance their major course of study.

*Courses w/ pre-requisites or that require consent

• ANTH 100 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• AMST 100 - Approaches to the Study of American Society and Culture
• BIO 104 - Biology II and Lab
• POLSC 100 - American Government and Politics
• SOC 100 - Introduction to Sociology
• AAH 122 - History of Art and Architecture II
• HIST 102 - History of Western Civilization II
• HIST 152 - United States History II: Reconstruction to the Present
• SUST 101 - Introduction to Sustainability Studies
• AMST 201 - American Studies Research Methods *
• ANTH 222 - Environmental Anthropology *
• ANTH 230 - Political Anthropology *
• NATSC 203 - Humans, Environmental Change and Sustainability *
• PA 220 - Elements and Issues in Community Development

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• POLSC 260 - Public Administration *

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• PA 201 - Public Administration *

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• PH 201 - Public Health Essentials *
• SOC 201 - Social Stratification *
• SOC 220 - Sociological Perspectives on Race *
• URBN 299 - Special Topics in Urban Studies

At Least One of the Following:

*Courses w/at least one prerequisite other than URBN 100 .

**Courses at the 500 level require senior standing.

• AMST 370 - Topics in Race, Gender, and Sexuality in America *
• AMST 371 - Topics in Ethnicity, Class and Region in America *
• ANTH 310 - Applied Anthropology *
• ANTH 380 - Culture Change and Development *
• ARCH 324 - Evolution of Urban Form
• ARCH 325 - History of Modern Architecture
• BIO 375 - Soil Ecology
• CIS 350 - Geographic Analysis of Data: An Introduction to GIS
• ENG 360 - Studies in Ethnic American Literature *
• HIST 390 - Great Cities in History
• HP 342 - Industrial America
• PA 306 - City Management *
• PA 351 - Sustainable Economic and Community Development *
• PLAN 301 - Introduction to Urban and Regional Planning
• PLAN 382L - Interdisciplinary Planning Workshop
• PLAN 501 - Introduction to Urban and Regional Planning
• PLAN 582L - Interdisciplinary Planning Workshop
• POLSC 362 - Urban Politics
• SOC 330 - Globalization and Identity *
• SOC 348 - Urban Sociology
• WTNG 305 - Writing the City
• CJS 428 - Crime Prevention
• URBN 430 - Advanced Special Topics in Urban Studies
• ARCH 572 - Urban Design Theory from the Industrial Revolution to the Present **
• ARCH 575 - Contemporary Asian Architecture & Urbanism **
• ARCH 593 - Sustainable Paradigms **
• ARCH 594 - Urban Ecology **
• ARCH 577 - The Skyscraper **